Hoover Farm Plan Lashed by Brockhart
Senator Smith W. Brockhart of Iowa attacked President Hoover and supporters over a farm relief bill he called a false bid to control prices. He argued the measure adds little beyond the 1923 intermed ie credit banks act and warned it would fail farmers. The scene on the Senate floor was crowded as Brockhart defended his progressive Republican stance and criticized pseudo Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Smith W. Brockhart
Iowa
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Brookhart
Hoover
Republican National Committee
Senator Borah
Mr. Hoover
Georgia
Dr. Work
Fess
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Ohio
Reed
Pennsylvania
Brookheart
Farm Bloc
House
Poet Plunges Levels In Cleveland Job Search
Henry James Stutzlen once famed for war poems and stories now works as a restaurant dish slinger in Cleveland. He seeks legitimate work to rebuild finances and plans to read his poetry locally and broadcast love lyrics on WJAY. Stutzlen, a University of Pennsylvania graduate, hopes to relocate his family from Pittsburgh to a friendly city.
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Leveland
Henry James Stutzlen
Stutzlen
New York
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
WJAY
University of Pennsylvania
Pratt Institute
Crash Fatality In North Vernon After City Hospital Stay
James Nicely of North Vernon died at the city hospital Saturday night from a skull fracture from a Wednesday auto crash. He was injured when the car he rode in collided with a car driven by Walter Brown of Acton at Troy and Carson avenues.
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James Nicely
North Vernon
City Hospital
Mr. Nicely
Walter Brown
Acton
Troy and
Carson Avenues
Utility chief McInerny visits new public service commissioner
William O. McInerny known as the utilities lobby chief and longtime Indiana legislator met Jere West in the statehouse office. The South Bend attorney paid respects to other commissioners but did not visit Frank L. Singleton, Martinsville, who was replaced recently by John W. McCardle, Indianapolis, as West's appointing era began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William O. McInerny
Big Bill
Utilities
Indiana
Jere West
Crawfordsville
Public Service
Statehouse
McInerny
South Bend
Frank L. Singleton
Martinsville
Commission
John W. McCardle
Indianapolis
West
Harry G. Leslie
Phantom pack of wolves terrorizes Franklin farmers
A mysterious group of silent wolf like dogs has killed over fifty sheep and wounded many in Franklin Township, southeast of the city, over the past three weeks. Farmers, wary but not organizing a hunt yet, keep shotguns ready and plan to call neighbors if caught in the act as the midnight killers vanish as quickly as they appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Township
White River Rising Raises Flood Fear Across Indiana
Heavy rain pushed the White and Wabash rivers toward flood stages. Officials warned of rising water levels with 13 to 14 feet expected on White River if rains continue, threatening lowlands near major cities including Vincennes and Mt. Carmel.
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White River
J. H. Armington
Weather Bureau
Armington
Indianapolis
Wabash
White Rivers
Anderson
New York Street Bridge
Wabash River
Covington
Ind
Crawfordsville
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Mt. Carmel
Longworth and Gann Reconcile Attend Debate Together
Mrs Alice Longworth wife of the speaker and Mrs Dolly Gann sister and official hostess of Vice President Charles Curtis sat together in the senate galleries during the first major political debate of the extra session. Their seating surprised senators as Mrs Longworth had previously declined a dinner invitation when she would be ranked by Mrs Gann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Alice Longworth
Dolly Gann
Charles Curtis
Senate
Longworth
Gann
Kellogg Returns to Law Practice in St Paul
Frank B Kellogg after twelve years of national service in Congress as a Minnesota senator and as ambassador to Great Britain and secretary of state resumes private law practice in St Paul without ceremony or speeches backing into his office.
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Secretary of State
United Press
ST. Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Minnesota
Great Britain
Corpulent holdup man robs Detroit restaurant
A heavyset robber over 200 pounds squeezed behind the counter to rifle the cash drawer at a small Detroit restaurant, stealing $50 from proprietor George Apostol. Police described the suspect as a stout male.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Detroit
George Apostol
Apostol
Parents bury wrong boy as son in unit
In Kansas City a mix up at the city hospital led to the Anderson family burying Chester Lyle Anderson in error after Melvin George Anderson’s death was misattributed on the death certificate. Melvin George later recovered from scarlet fever and Chester Lyle was reburied by another family.
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City, Mo
City Hospital
Melvin George Anderson
Chester Lyle Anderson
Ernest Anderson
Melvin George
Anderson
Andersons
Chester Lyle
Flapper Gorilla to Travel on ZeP
New York May 13 Teddy a Manchester Toy Spaniel was to be handed a cigar in west side court today and ordered to smoke it Demonstration arranged by Magistrate George W Simpson after Julius Kahn charged Miss Elsie Cambridge with trying to steal the dog Kahn said he could prove ownership by having taught Teddy to smoke
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United Press
New York
Teddy
Manchester
West Side Court
George W. Simpson
Julius Kahn
Elsie Cambridge
Kahn
Beer raid targets alleged illicit joint near Shortridge
Police interrupted an anonymous tip raid on a home at 9 East Thirty-fourth Street, finding ten quarts of home brew on ice, seventy eight bottles awaiting refrigeration, 126 empty bottles and eighteen gallons of beer in making. Max Lory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Shortridge High School
Lory
Frank C. Lory
Shortridge
East Thirty-fourth Street
Baby Saves Home From Fire Next Door
A 5 week old baby's cry woke Mrs. Melvin McGinnis at 1 a m revealing a fire in a vacant house next door. The duplex they shared with flames spreading from the empty house caused $2,500 damage. firefighters extinguished both blazes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin McGinnis
College Avenue
McGinnis
Gorilla Missy to Fly to Chicago Zoo on Graf Zeppelin
The Graf Zeppelin carries nineteen passengers and a crew of forty on a trans Atlantic flight. Missy the gorilla destined for the Chicago zoo will join the voyage with a male companion rejected. Officials weigh three southern route options due to headwinds and fogs.
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Berlin
Graf Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Missy
Chicago
United States
Ireland
Newfoundland
Bordeaux
Azores
Bermuda
Gibraltar
Madeira
Ireland-Newfoundland
Frenzel Will Filed for Probate in Indiana
Oscar F. Frenzel 68 former vice president of Merchants National Bank died last Tuesday. Indiana Trust Company named trustee of a $125000 personal property and $20000 real estate estate. Widow Lillie F. Frenzel to receive family home autos furniture and $1000 plus an annuity. Remainder divided among three sons James F. Frenzel Oscar F. Frenzel Jr and Henry J. Frenzel and daughters Louise O Nicholson and Dorothea Haueisen.
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Oscar F. Frenzel
Merchants National Bank
Mahlon E. Bush
Indiana Trust Company
Lillie F. Frenzel
Mr. Frenzel
John P
Otto N. Frenzel
James F
Oscar F. Jr
Henry J. Frenzel
Louise O’ Nicholson
Dorothea Haueisen
Prison Break At Johnston Road Camp Wounds Two
Two convicts were seriously wounded by guards when fourteen prisoners fled a Johnston county road camp in Raleigh North Carolina. Authorities pursued the remaining twelve fugitives through woods and swamps as guards used bloodhounds to recapture them.
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United Press
Raleigh
N. C
Johnston County
City resists full daylight saving shift in Indianapolis
City leaders signaled no widespread defiance of Indiana daylight saving law as clocks stayed on central standard time. Mayor Slack ordered city business on daylight saving time only for public hearings, while police and fire departments remained on standard time.
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Indianapolis
L. Ert Slack
Edward B. Raub
Council
Indianapolis Times
City Hall
A. B. Good
Ernest C. Frick
Board of Works
Merchants Association
Gaylord A. Wood
Edson T. Wood
Guards Recalled as Strikes Bring National Guard to Area
In Elizabethton Tennessee on May 13 renewed threats by Rayon plant strikers against loyal workers at American Bemberg and Glantstaff Mills forced the quick recall of national guardsmen. Guardsmen were reassigned to highway patrol to prevent strikers from halting workers’ automobiles.
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United Press
Elizabethton
Tenn
Rayon Plant
Bemberg and
Glantstaff Mills
Tourists Hurt When Auto Skids Into Ditch
Four tourists from Highland Park Michigan were injured when their car skidded on the national road two miles west of Ben Davis and plunged into a ditch. Betty Waddington driving 30 cut on face Volney Foote 57 cut on head Viola Foote 59 cut on head and face Ernest 11 and Arthur 5 escaped injury They were taken to St Vincent’s hospital and their conditions described as not serious.
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Highland Park
Mich
Ben Davis
Betty Waddington
Ed Waddington
Volney Foote
Viola
Waddingtons
Ernest
Arthur
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Judge Baltzell Hospitalized After Appendectomy
Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell underwent surgery for acute appendicitis at Methodist Hospital. His post operative condition was reported good. All federal civil trials scheduled in the coming weeks were postponed indefinitely. The judge had battled recurrent attacks but continued to sit in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Baltzelly
Methodist Hospital
State Accepts Interstate Merger Petition Opposed by Monon and Ohio Lines
The attorney general reports formal acceptance of the ICC intervening petition for the proposed merger of the Monon railroad with Baltimore and Ohio. The state, Monon officials, and stockholders oppose the merger in Washington.
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Public Service Commission
Monon
Baltimore & Ohio
James M. Ogden
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Rival Wives serial opens this Friday in the Times
Curtis Morgan, the spoiled six year old son of John and Iris, is described as headstrong due to Iris' alleged mismanagement. The piece previews a new Anne Austin serial beginning Friday in the Times.
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Anne Austin
THE
TIMES
Curtis Morgan
John
Iris
Des Moines University rioters win court order to reopen
Des Moines University students riot over a shutdown as a district court injunction orders President Thomas Shields to resume classes and keep the school open. President Harry Wayman and most faculty were ousted but the injunction preserves the term. Police disperse protesters including Miss Edith Redman amid romantic scandal insinuations.
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Joseph F. Hearst
United Press
Des Moines
Des Moines University
Thomas T. Shields
Board of
Baptist Fundamentalist University
Harry C. Wayman
Shields
Wayman
Edith Redman
Board of Trustees
Dr. Shields
Buffalo
Baptist Bible Union
Miss Redman
Miss Rebman
Des Moines riot blamed on religious controversy at university
Dr. T. T. Shields, returning to Toronto from Irong Town, described a Des Moines university riot as the product of a fundamentalist modernist clash. He said the mob included students and others and blamed the board’s decision to end fraternities and sororities for escalating tensions.
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United Presse
Toronto
Ontario
Des Moines University
Edith M. Redman
T. T. Shields
Irong Town
Shields
Jarvig Street Baptist Church
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